Your argument that Apple should regulate loot boxes seems to amount to if they regulate anything they must regulate everything. That’s not even a discussion worth engaging.

Quite recently the mobile game Marvel Future Fight introduced a loot box system. This was shortly after the whole EA debacle and the developers tried to assuage any public outcry by providing every player with enough in-game currency to open one premium loot box.

I, personally, do not support loot box mechanics.

They’ve spent years ignoring the gambling-like mechanics and psychology used on lootboxes while kids spent hundreds, or thousands falling to predators.

The jump scares are fantastic. But for me at least the incentive to replay it just to beat my own score isn’t there. It was a great play through but more of a one-and-done for me.

We’re currently borrowing a friends VR headset and motion controllers; that’s why I want to just rent RE7... sort of a test to see if we want to invest in the equipment.

The Economy question is probably a tricky one...

This seems to be a good place to ask a related question:

Speaking from experience... “they” is something the LGBTQ+ community has kept in our collective back-pocket for all those years in the closet. It was (and is) the perfect way to allow yourself to open up enough to endure the endless onslaught of personal questions over the holidays without inadvertently outing…

There is no doubt in my mind that Corker was made aware of the provision; I’m not really interested in whether he was directly involved in its inclusion or whether it was stuffed in there as a flat out bribe.

That is literally how probabilities work, big homie.

Is this based off actual measured data or “the good old days” rationale? I haven’t read through the entire Reddit thread but so far it seems to be much more the latter.

I cannot think of a single game I’ve played that utilizes this sort of item and actually discloses the formula that the item uses or the exact way it applies the chance for an increased drop rate.

I agree wholeheartedly that there should be a process...

I am struck by two distinct reactions to this button.

I feel like I’m probably a fortunate anomaly; I live in the Midwest (in a large city, for the Midwest) and have THREE choices.

Of course they do.

What I find particularly amazing is that they can take these texts, which bitch about candidates across all parties, and from it they see bias and collusion! Mueller is out to get Trump!

Fuck this article and its attempt to solicit outrage from conjecture.

Having a tier of the raid the matched the newer, higher power level - makes perfect sense